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About Us

Our Team

Expert legal advice, with practice areas designed to help you acquire and protect assets, and guide you through generational transition

It's important for us to understand what you would like to achieve — so what better way than a first consultation that suits your busy life — in person, by phone, email or even Skype. You'll find us responsive, attentive and communicative.

Roland Gridiger

Principal of the firm Roland Gridiger has been practicing law for over 48 years. His experience in the profession has seen him cover a wide range of areas, however he focussed, developed and refined his expertise in Estate and Succession Planning, Wills, Probate and Conveyancing.

Following his graduation as a Bachelor of Law from Sydney University, Roland obtained a Master of Dispute Resolution from University of Technology Sydney. He is also a member of the Law Society of NSW and a Full Member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), an international body that focuses on Succession and Estate Planning, Asset Protection and Wills.

An effective communicator Roland is also passionate about developing the endownment and not for profit area of his practice and is Chairman of Music & Opera Singers Trust Ltd (MOST)

Suzanne Pacey

A dedicated team member and professional Suzanne has been working in the legal environment since 1989. Begining as a paralegal following an early career as a dental therapist, Suzanne completed her legal studies and was admitted as a Solicitor in 2007. Suzanne has been working with Gridiger Lawyers since 2010 and practices in the areas of Conveyancing, Probate. Her experience is vast and has seen her work in other areas such as Family Law and Criminal Law.

Committed to a personalised and proficient service at all times, Suzanne also plays competitive squash when not walking her beloved dog, Mika.

We also assist financial planners, accountants and lawyers with expert advice on estate and succession planning

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Level 4
Culwulla Chambers
67 Castlereagh Street
Sydney NSW 2000

Practice Areas

Practice Areas

Planning for your future starts today

Law is constantly evolving.

As well, the interpretations that the Courts publish requires us as legal professionals to maintain a rigorous program of continual education, professional integrity and high ethical standards.

Our Practice Areas have been carefully designed to assist you across issues that are important in modern life.

Lawyers will work professionally with you and your advisors.

It's important for us to understand what you would like to achieve — so what better way than a first consultation that suits your busy life — in person, by phone, email or even Skype. You'll find us responsive, attentive and communicative.

Roland Gridiger

Principal of the firm Roland Gridiger has been practicing law for over 48 years. His experience in the profession has seen him cover a wide range of areas, however he focussed, developed and refined his expertise in Estate and Succession Planning, Wills, Probate and Conveyancing.

Following his graduation as a Bachelor of Law from Sydney University, Roland obtained a Master of Dispute Resolution from University of Technology Sydney. He is also a member of the Law Society of NSW and a Full Member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), an international body that focuses on Succession and Estate Planning, Asset Protection and Wills.

An effective communicator Roland is also passionate about developing the endownment and not for profit area of his practice and is Chairman of Music & Opera Singers Trust Ltd (MOST)

Suzanne Pacey

A dedicated team member and professional Suzanne has been working in the legal environment since 1989. Begining as a paralegal following an early career as a dental therapist, Suzanne completed her legal studies and was admitted as a Solicitor in 2007. Suzanne has been working with Gridiger Lawyers since 2010 and practices in the areas of Conveyancing, Probate. Her experience is vast and has seen her work in other areas such as Family Law and Criminal Law.

Committed to a personalised and proficient service at all times, Suzanne also plays competitive squash when not walking her beloved dog, Mika.

We also assist financial planners, accountants and lawyers with expert advice on estate and succession planning

Go to home page Email a link to this page Print version of this page

info@gridigerlaw.com.au

tel +61 414 282 530

Level 4
Culwulla Chambers
67 Castlereagh Street
Sydney NSW 2000

Resources

Planning your future can start here

For your ease of reference, we've prepared some information that you can download. While this information does not replace legal advice, you may find it useful.

It's important for us to understand what you would like to achieve — so what better way than a first consultation that suits your busy life — in person, by phone, email or even Skype. You'll find us responsive, attentive and communicative.

Resources

For your ease of reference, we've prepared some information that you can download. While this information does not replace legal advice, you may find it useful.

Estate Planning: Planning for the inevitable

While we can plan for some things in life, other things can happen unexpectedly, whether it be physical and mental disability, progressive or degenerative illness or injury, death, individual and family disputes. An Estate Plan allows you to retain control of your assets while also enabling you to determine who will make decisions on your behalf should you not have the capacity in the future. The preparation of an Estate Plan can address many critical life issues...

Succession Planning: Creating a roadmap for a succession of change

Business succession planning is another of life’s “administrative” functions that tends to get little attention until someone decides to retire or leave. At this point, the situation may well be described as crisis management. There are many factors to be considered in a Succession Plan...

Wills: There is no such thing as a “simple” Will

During our lifetime, we all go through certain “trigger points” that determine when we should make or renew a Will. Sometimes the events just seem to sneak up on us, so don’t wait for the warning signs. Making a Will is important at any stage of your life, and is critical to ensure that when you die, your estate is managed the way you intended...

Statutory Wills: Even a Will may not be final

There are some circumstances that are out of your immediate control, even when you have made a Will. The court may authorise a Statutory Will should you suffer an injury as a result of an accident or mental disability. A Statutory Will arises where the court authorises a Will or Codicil to be made altered or revoked for a person without testamentary capacity (Succession Act 2006 NSW). This means that when somebody becomes incapable of managing their own affairs, important legal steps must be taken to ensure that their care, welfare and administration of their financial affairs are managed in their best interests...

Power of Attorney: Appoint someone you trust to look after your affairs

Sometimes we are faced with challenging and stressful circumstances that require us to make important decisions about a family member or loved one. There may also be circumstances where you can no longer look after yourself and need to appoint someone with the “power” to make decisions about your affairs on your behalf...

Enduring Guardian: Plan ahead & take full control of your Healthcare

Sometimes we face the challenging situation of not having the capacity to make our own health and well-being decisions. You can appoint an Enduring Guardian at a time when you have the capacity to make your personal, health or lifestyle decisions. The Enduring Guardian will act on your behalf should you lose the capacity to make the decisions yourself.

Property: 12 steps to selling a property

Endowments: How to get started

Endowments may be set up by individuals wishing to fund a specific interest or by the Governing body of a not for profit. Setting up an endowment is an effective way of securing the financial future of the organisation.